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Signs of ama, vidagdha and vishtabdha indigestion

आम, विदग्ध और विष्टब्ध अजीर्ण के लक्षण · आम, विदग्ध, विष्टब्ध अजीर्ण लक्षण

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Food that is not digested is called ajirna, of three kinds: ama, where food stays raw and sweet with sweet belching; vidagdha, where it partly digests and turns sour; and vishtabdha, with severe abdominal pain, distension and retained stool. A footnote assigns them to kapha, pitta and vata.

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Hindi
आम, विदग्ध, विष्टब्धाजीर्ण लक्षणआम, विदग्ध और विष्टब्ध अजीर्ण के लक्षण
English
Signs of ama, vidagdha and vishtabdha indigestion

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